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I have a motion at the desk to instruct conferees. The PRESIDING OFFICER. The clerk will report the motion. The senior assistant legislative clerk read as follows: The Senator from New Mexico [Mr. Lujan] moves that the managers on the part…
There is more work to do to bring closure and healing to this issue.
From day one President Biden and I have made clear our commitment to transition to a clean energy economy.
How much will that represent in actual projects? Do you have a dollar figure yet?
I want to thank you for that as well. Thank you, Mr. Rounds, for that advocacy.
What I don't want to see that Pueblos and tribes do not get any money in New Mexico or qualify for any grants because they didn't have that support or that technical expertise.
The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act is a historic opportunity to support our tribal communities.
It is an honor and privilege for me to be here with you today.
We all know that bill didn't include funding for that program, but your Department budget request includes 85 million in new funding for Hardrock Cleanup, something I very much appreciate.
And it is not a sustainable approach right now.
This request includes an increase of $269.0 million to cover fixed-cost increases.
Congress expanded the Tribal Broadband Connectivity Program in the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to address some of the unique barriers to broadband buildout on Tribal lands by providing an additional $2 billion to the program.
This Subcommittee plays a vital role in the success of the Department of the Interior.
As you know, Congress included a total of $3.5 billion for the IHS Sanitation and Facilities Account to be spent over the next 5 years in the infrastructure law.
The 2023 President's Budget request complements the landmark 2021 Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
I hope this committee will look closely at this because you know, we are spreading the same resources over more and more tribal THPO offices.
I agree that providing care for veterans should not come at the expense of other critical domestic programs.
How can we get the Tribal Historic Preservation Offices the resources that they need to fully protect their communities' sacred spaces?